Nick: Nitrogen's atomic number is 7.
Connor: Liquid nitrogen is -320 degrees below 0. Casey: The air on planet Earth is 70% nitrogen.
McKenzie: If you put a solid in nitrogen, it will freeze, like in the video! : ) Justin: Nitrogen was discovered by Daniel Ruthford in 1772.
Jack: Liquid Nitrogen boils at about -320.46 degrees F. Aeron: If liquid Nitrogen gets on your skin, it stings for about 1 minute. That part of skin has frostbite. Chilly!!!
Hannah: Science with Nitrogen is so much fun because you can make very, very, very, cool things like ice-cream.
Facts about Nitrogen:
Nick: Nitrogen's atomic number is 7.Connor: Liquid nitrogen is -320 degrees below 0.
Casey: The air on planet Earth is 70% nitrogen.
McKenzie: If you put a solid in nitrogen, it will freeze, like in the video! : )
Justin: Nitrogen was discovered by Daniel Ruthford in 1772.
Jack: Liquid Nitrogen boils at about -320.46 degrees F.
Aeron: If liquid Nitrogen gets on your skin, it stings for about 1 minute. That part of skin has frostbite. Chilly!!!
Hannah: Science with Nitrogen is so much fun because you can make very, very, very, cool things like ice-cream.